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There was less shared phenotypic covariance structure between central and marginal populations of each species examined, than between the two centrally distributed populations of its congener at the same locations.

In each case, the species on the left hand side of the pair was sampled from two centrally distributed populations whereas the species on the right hand side contains one central and one geographically marginal population.

This view is strengthened by the fact that the basal cladogenetic splits involve the species at both edges of the chain (nodes 2 and 4 in Fig. 3, see Fig. 2b), with subsequent splits including species more centrally distributed (node 6, plus Ceretophyes and Perriniella), and the species in the central part, with the highest elevations, among the most recently derived lineages (node 8).

There have been few reports of corruption in Progresa, probably because benefits are centrally distributed without involvement of local officials.

Energy has traditionally been generated centrally, distributed over power lines and sold to consumers.

Veto and dead time signals are centrally distributed to allow calibration with external light sources during normal operation.

Dashboard gives IT tools to define and centrally distribute workgroup and executive frameworks that, like a wiki, can be changed by users.

We provide the tools for brands to centrally distribute and manage marketing and PR content across media destinations, devices, and commerce platforms; and for publishers to automate content acquisition delivering audience and advertising revenue growth.

Specifically, the timing-deviance event-related-potential (ERP) difference waves (deviant-ISI ERP minus standard-ISI ERP) yielded a significant, fronto-centrally distributed, mismatch negativity (MMN) in the latency range of 120-240 ms post-stimulus for infants and 110-210 ms for adults.

Finally, one additional interpretation that must be considered is that the negativity that we observed for both the good and bad prizes is not, in fact, the FRN, but is another fronto-centrally distributed negative component, the N300.

In Sect. 4 our proposed solution is presented through a centrally coordinated distributed approximate dynamic program with asynchronous information exchange between local and central nodes.